Ello.
Penguin: I love cemeteries. I have some lovely reale estate, full of dead jews, just across thee Six Mile from me. There are ways, along the various little waterbodies nearby, of accessing this cemetary without using the front gate. Most of the homeless people nearby hang out under one of the bridges attached to it. Seems they're fairly safe there from criminal types, who generally avoid cemetaries at night. (i first ran into them on accident, in a woo related incident)
Z:
no prob wrt: links, etc. Most of them were already on my bookmarks, and it occured to me that Google should have the Frye book because i knew they took all the books my University's library had for their big book project thingee. The (pdf) book I linked to in the "Oneill" explanatory post was one from my school.
I think I did post the Hecate picture before, and its in the Girls/Birds thread too. Doesn't matter, I like it.
The Frye book is still, sixty years from publication, considered THE study of Blake's cannon of symbolism. Everything written on the subject since has used it as a primary source, as few people, even writers, "get it" they way that Mr. Frye does. I was fortunate enough to get the book when i was fairly young, before i'd had too much exposure to mediocre lines of artistic thought in school. also before i'd been innoculated to Blake, as i'm sure they intended. (Ever notice how one learns the very weakest, earliest and often shallowest works by good authors in school? almost as if they wish to discourage you from possibly encountering art that might change your life..)
if i ever decide to start accepting, er, gratitudes, from thee fellas, you'll be first to know. (actually second probably, cause i figure i should tell my girlfriend first) i'm sure we'd get along splendidly as you appear to be roughly as big a whore as i am. (adjusting for age, of course, ha, not that your age would stop me, i've had an occassional woman older than yourself, mostly at university--professors are easy)
by zhivkov » Fri Dec 05, 2008 11:00 pm 
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